Product Manual

What does the middle button do on the PERIPAD-706?

• The middle button functions as a Scroll Key, similar to the scroll wheel on a standard mouse. To use the scroll feature, please follow these steps: Press and hold the middle button. While holding the button, slide your finger up or down on the trackpad surface. The page will scroll corresponding to your finger movement.

How do I charge the PERIPAD-706?

• Locate the USB-C port on the side of the trackpad.
• Use the supplied USB-C to USB-A cable: Plug the USB-C end into the trackpad’s port, and the USB-A end into a USB power adapter or a computer’s USB port.
• Check the indicator light:
  • A red LED means the battery is low or charging.
  • When the battery is fully charged, the LED turns green (or stops flashing, depending on your model).
• Once fully charged, unplug the cable if you want to use the trackpad wirelessly.

• Charging times vary but typically range from 1–2 hours for a full charge.

  Tip: You can continue to use the touchpad in wired mode while it charges.

What do the different indicator lights on the PERIPAD-706 mean?

• Red Light (Solid): The trackpad is charging.
• Green Light (Solid): The battery is fully charged.
• Flashing Red Light: Low battery—the device needs to be charged soon.
• Green Light (2.4G Mode): Indicates that the trackpad is connected via 2.4GHz wireless (using the USB dongle).
• Blue Light (BT1): Indicates a Bluetooth 1 connection.
• Blue Light (BT2): Indicates a Bluetooth 2 connection.
• Flashing Blue Light (every second): The trackpad is in pairing mode.
  

How do I connect the PERIPAD-706 via Bluetooth on Windows?

1. Turn on the touchpad (switch from OFF to ON).
2. Select BT1 or BT2 on the device’s mode switch—this is how you choose which Bluetooth channel to use.
3. Press and hold the BT1 or BT2 button for 5 seconds until the LED starts flashing, indicating pairing mode.
4. On your Windows PC, go to Start → Settings → Devices → Bluetooth & other devices and Add Bluetooth or other device.
5. Choose Bluetooth from the pop-up window.
6. Look for “PERIPAD-706” in the list of available devices and select it.
7. Once you see “Your device is ready to go!” or a similar confirmation, the PERIPAD-706 is successfully paired.

Tip: If the PERIPAD-706 doesn’t appear in the list, press the pairing button again for 5 seconds to ensure it’s in pairing mode. Move the touchpad closer to the computer if needed.

Why are there two Bluetooth channels (BT1 and BT2)?

• The PERIPAD-706 includes two separate Bluetooth profiles so you can pair it with two different devices (e.g., a laptop and a tablet).
• Toggle between BT1 and BT2 to seamlessly switch control from one device to another, without having to unpair/re-pair each time.

Does the PERIPAD-706 also support 2.4GHz wireless?

• Yes. Alongside Bluetooth modes, there is a 2.4GHz mode (often labeled as 2.4G on the switch).
• To use it, plug the 2.4GHz USB receiver (if included) into your computer’s USB port.
• Slide the touchpad’s selector to 2.4G. A green indicator light often shows you’re connected via 2.4GHz wireless.

How can I tell if the PERIPAD-706 is successfully connected?

• For Bluetooth, a solid blue LED (for BT1 or BT2) usually indicates a stable connection.
• For 2.4GHz, a solid green LED typically indicates a successful link.
• In Windows, you’ll also see a confirmation message such as “Your device is ready to go!”

How do I clean and maintain the touchpad surface?

• Gently wipe the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive moisture.
• Keep the device away from extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.
• Ensure it’s powered off if you’re doing a more thorough cleaning.

How can I troubleshoot if the cursor doesn’t move or the connection seems lost?

• Check battery status: If the LED is flashing red, charge the device.
• Reset the connection: Turn the touchpad off, then back on.
• Re-pair or reinsert the 2.4GHz USB receiver (if applicable).
• Try a different USB port for 2.4GHz or check Bluetooth is enabled for BT modes.
• Restart your computer and see if the device is recognized again.

What gestures are available on the PERIPAD-706?

• The PERIPAD-706 supports single-finger, two-finger, three-finger, and four-finger gestures.
• Examples include tapping for left-click, two-finger taps for right-click, pinching in/out to zoom, and three-finger swipes to switch between windows or return to the desktop.
• For a detailed list of each gesture and its corresponding function, please see the image below.

What comes in the box?

• PERIPAD-706 Touchpad
• USB-C to USB-A charging/data cable
• User Manual (quick start guide)
• (If your model includes a 2.4GHz USB receiver, it may be stored in the packaging or in a small compartment on the device.)

Why won’t the multi-finger gestures (three-finger or four-finger) activate when I try them?

• Ensure your OS supports it: On Windows, open Settings → Devices → Touchpad and verify that multi-finger gestures are enabled. On macOS, go to System Settings (or System Preferences) → Trackpad.
• Check driver availability: Some older systems or basic drivers only support limited gestures. Visit the manufacturer’s website for additional drivers or firmware updates.
• Confirm correct finger placement: Gestures often require your fingers to be spread slightly and placed firmly on the trackpad surface to register. If the trackpad only senses fewer fingers, the action may default to a simpler command (like a two-finger scroll).

What shall I do if the PERIPAD-706 is scrolling involuntarily?

1. Test on Another Computer: Start by connecting the PERIPAD-706 to a different computer. If the issue recurs, the PERIPAD-706 may be defective. In this case if you are an Amazon customer, please return the product to Amazon for a replacement or refund. If you bought the product from our official website, please contact our customer service: Link

2. Ensure a Direct Connection: Verify that the PERIPAD-706 is directly connected to one of the computer's USB ports rather than through an extension hub or dock. Using extension hubs can lead to connectivity issues which might cause erratic behavior such as involuntary scrolling.

3. Check and Update Drivers: Remove any previously installed mouse drivers, then restart your computer. This can resolve conflicts between the mouse software and your system. For this process, go to device manager and check the driver in Mice and other pointing device 

• Select “Scan for hardware changes. This will allow your operating system to refresh the new hardware for plug and play.

• After refreshing the hardware list, please select “Update driver’ to check the any updates.

• Select the option “Search automatically for driver” check driver to update or reinstall for your operating system. After your operating system confirms to reinstall the driver, your PERIPAD-706 is confirmed that its driver is ready to operate.

4. Adjust Mouse Settings: Go into your computer's control panel or settings menu to adjust the mouse settings. Specifically, look for options to modify the scrolling speed and behavior. Reducing the scrolling speed or changing related settings may help mitigate the involuntary scrolling issue.

If the issue recurs, the mouse may be defective. In this case if you are an Amazon customer, please return the product to Amazon for a replacement or refund. If you bought the product from our official website, please contact our customer service: Link

Why is my mouse cursor behaving erratically, and how can I fix it?

1. Adjust Cursor Speed and Sensitivity: Access the mouse settings on your computer (usually found in the Control Panel on Windows or System Preferences on macOS) and adjust the cursor speed or sensitivity. Reducing these settings can often help manage erratic cursor movements.

2. Check and Update Drivers: Remove any previously installed mouse drivers, then restart your computer. This can resolve conflicts between the mouse software and your system. For this process, go to device manager and check the driver in Mice and other pointing device 

• Select “Scan for hardware changes. This will allow your operating system to refresh the new hardware for plug and play.

• After refreshing the hardware list, please select “Update driver’ to check the any updates.

• Select the option “Search automatically for driver” check driver to update or reinstall for your operating system. After your operating system confirms to reinstall the driver, your PERIPAD-706 is confirmed that its driver is ready to operate.

3. Restart and Reconnect: Sometimes, simply restarting your computer can resolve underlying issues causing erratic PERIPAD-706 behavior. After restarting, disconnect the PERIPAD-706 and then reconnect it.

4. Update or Reinstall PERIPAD-706 Drivers: Outdated or corrupted PERIPAD-706 drivers can cause erratic cursor movements. If issues persist, try uninstalling and then reinstalling the PERIPAD-706 drivers.

5. Check for Interference: Wireless device can experience interference from other wireless devices. Ensure there are no strong wireless signals near your PERIPAD-706 or USB receiver. Changing the USB port for the receiver can sometimes help, as can moving other wireless devices further away.

If the issue recurs, PERIPAD-706 may be defective. In this case if you are an Amazon customer, please return the product to Amazon for a replacement or refund. If you bought the product from our official website, please contact our customer service: Link

Is PERIPAD-706 compatible with Mac, iMac, or Linux systems?

1. Windows Compatibility: PERIPAD-706 is fully compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11.

2. Mac Usage:

Although the PERIPAD-706 can function on Mac systems, compatibility may differ across various OS X updates. It's advisable to consult customer reviews for feedback on its performance with recent updates.

3. Linux and Other Systems: Compatibility requires that your system adheres to Human Interface Device (HID) standards. The PERIPAD-706 necessitates HID support to operate effectively across different operating systems.